Virtually non-existent 20 years ago, Kung fu or Wushu is gaining popularity among young Tanzanians. Saidi Mfaume is one of several Kung Fu instructors in the country who are keen on seeing the Chinese martial art form grow. CGTN's Isaac Lukando has more.
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